African swine fever
African swine fever
African swine fever, or ASF for short, is a highly contagious animal disease. The highly resistant virus can be transmitted via direct contact between infected and healthy pigs - in particular via blood contact. The disease can also be transmitted via contaminated feed, contaminated objects (vehicles, agricultural equipment, clothing, hunting equipment, etc.) or food.
FAQs - Frequently asked questions about ASP
The most frequently asked questions about African swine fever and the corresponding answers are summarised in an overview.
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Important information...
...for authorised hunters
Hunting plays a major role in combating ASF - both in terms of early detection and containment.
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...for pig farmers
Pig farmers should prepare for ASF by implementing strict biosecurity measures as a precautionary measure.
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...for nature lovers and guests
Tourists can help to contain the spread of the disease by being careful and observing a few rules.
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